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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Saturday, March 5-BEEvEs-R Receipts were
az OF II ead28 at 80thst and IL al
Total the week. 207 head against 1904 head
week Arrivals all consigned direct TO and
for sale. Feeling steady.
shipments to-day ~ Live Sheep In the Marlborough by l.
8 Dilenback.
CALVEs.-only 8 head received which sold
by HaenUeck q DAVIS follows; Neals,
averaging 100 b Go per ID do 1873 average, at ac
The market IL quoted steaiy 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Receipts were 20 cars Of 4, 484
head at Jersey City and cars a 60thst Total Tor
head against 49, 426 head last week. About
80 sale. Trade again today but prices
fairly steady with Common to Extra Snecp selling AZ
81 g0dS6 aud Fair to Choice YearlDR Lambs at 10 20 a
Sc 80 The pens were not entirely cleared 9, Jersey tX
Sherman culver; u Michigan sheep n 10 at oci lO6
Michigan Lambs e8 3D. at So O5; l40 Ohio do ~ ~ 81 90
j. f. sader Co: 6l2 Western sheep "a b. at 20 go $40
H. Collins Tor d. Harrington 1870 Ohio Sheep. SO 70, ut
So 20 93 Western Lambs, 10 10. at 80 70. -
Michigan sheep and Lambs, 81 10. at 6Qc
ITalienbeck & Davis 232 Pennsylvania Sheep IS b. &C
s. l4 Vermont do SO TO- at 10 26 state do 92 TO- at
POT 80 H. at s. 49, SO Michigan do SO 10,
al 80 1876 Lambs ~ TO- at SO 90; 1853 Michigan do.
"A N, at SO 90; rs do 1l3 ID. at 81 30. -
Evert Pdcock: 175 ohio Sheep los D. at So 90; l78
Dillenb,ok Dewey, Ill Western Sheen. So b. at 5Ao
90 do o. D. 57rc 1893 do. lls b. at &c. 222 Western
Lambs, "a ID. at So S. ~ 70
d. Harrington "a Michigan Sheep, 106 3D. at S. So 70
do ~ b ut &c. .o
HOGS.-Rrcepts II cars OF 326l head-l4 cars at
head against 81 614 head last week Market frner and
dealers quote Ordinary Prime Live Hogs at H00c per 10
SalesJ. o. smith: 2l0 Western Pigs (Common) 100 10,
at 5Lc.
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST.

IN -; e pr w ~ ~
TRAINS. NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING C0ACHES
Depots in NewYork foot ~ Barclay anil ChrspDter So
for Water Gap sroudsbnrg Scranton. Bnghlnton vi Mira
Bath Buffalo Syracuse. Oswego Gre.ne Oxor Norwich,
Utica Pttstpn. wikesbirre Dam
Vile and northumberland at Owego Tor Ithaca AMI inter-
Inn Ringhamon and Elmira Express for Water Gao,
scranton Bnghamton. Owego and Emr connects
p m Daily Buffalo Limited Express for strouisburs.
scranton Binghamton Owego ElmrA Corning Bath, Way
land Buffalo &c. arriving in Buffalo 7:2Da M.
ally Rnfalo and 0swego Express for StroudsburS
Bnghamton, Corandt syracuse Oswego Greene
oxford Norwich Utica and Rchhed springs connects 1t
for Ithaca and intermediate stations except Sltur
Connects Ruffalo with trains for all points West
Tickets checked AT 2S5 broadway and
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w n. Y c. and H. r r. Co. lessee.
Trains leave West 42ds station follows and ID minutes
earlier from foot Of Jay at, North River
Detroit and Chicago, 1855 a. '605. 'sl5 D. m.
Highland Kingston. saugertiea CatsKill. Albany SIS
.7:l5 80 S. IFS m, AGO. 800, .S;l5 p m.
Crauston's. West Point. CORNWALL NeWburg $40 alS
p. m Cranston's, Cornwall. Newhurg.
For Montreal and Canada East. 6t05 p. m.
Hamilton London. 1855 '6O6, SID y. MI Toronto
1855 a. IN. 1906. 1918 p m. .
Chicago and 81. Louis all through trains.
Daily Daily except Saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday. ,, = .
lions apply al Offices BROOKLYN 333 ash
ngfon.st 100 Fulton.sf, Office foot Of Fulton st.
New York Cy-363 $50. p42 Broadway. 1881 Bowery and
stations foot of Vest 42st foot OF ST. ~ h
byancerbilt-ave. General Passenger Agent
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Jnsirnrfion
For Boys and Young Men-oountry.
SESSION lin the Country OF the

an AMrRCY PARK SCHOOL AND TOULOUSE ASSN.
posrdinr for number OF select poysl s
ney stak Of pleasant ana heany
location. -. ..... -, r.,r,.r ci... work
day: balance OF time spent eutdoors agr1cutnrst NIL,
botanical geological and entomolosica outdoor
borsemanship and swimming school, excursions TO Mines
that wonn their 10 Join this summer CLASS
June to October l5. apply early to r, ,,o,yr.rpr
Principal Of the Park School and Tooihonse
Winter session in progress
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot Of Cortlandt Des
brosses follows
y a m Tor UatssauQua and intermediate points
a M GENEVA Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo and
the est principal local poina Chair car " wilkes
IA Connection Reading aud HarrlsDUrg
$40 D. Pittston and principal intermediate pointa
Chair " Pittston A.. -,. ,-..
b4u o. m Coplay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg CHAIR car To Coplay
n m ior Geneva LyonA klmira Rochester Bunalo AND
tie West Pullman sleeper " LyonA
4 80 d. IN. I.aurys And intermediate points
Trans leaving 1t ~ ~ Aud $40 D. W. connect Tor
80 SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 q m for Mauch Chunk, HaZlcton and intermediate
pointa .,.
$40 p M. for Coplay and intermediate points
d. Geneva, Lyons, ElmirA Rochester bunalo AND
W..t pnIt aiaaue 70
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH.

On and after January 3lst 1887 Express for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, visth
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
WIN leave Pennsylvania Railroad station NewYork. 1920
a. m week day y. daily arriving Old Point 600
y. $40 Norfolk t:ob P No. 300 a. M Steamer
Tor Richmond will leave Charles at Mondays,
,dn, siays ana Fridays, arriving there at bur
let ParoI cape Charles on the Day Express, and
Obi co mort AMI Norfolk
the Nigh; Express Tickets and sleeping berths can DO
cured At any Ticket omce oil tho Pennsylvania lirosd
Company.
"a. ~ DUNN supt H. b. COOKE. q p. and f. A.
A LII fares reduced.-StOningto Line. The
"A iavorite Route for Boston. Providence ami ali
New. kng aud points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining chair parior steamers landing AMI
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE.
Steamers wlleave pier No 49, North River block
.boye Canals St, at 20 q. daily except sunday.
+. w. PoPPLE, Genl Passenger Agt.
yUll New. Iork.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

RurFALo March 5.-Cde-Receipts last 20 hours-23 1853
head total for 4.2l4 for tine
last 100 consigned through III OF which
so 10 o York: for sale; scarce and firm.
Sh<<p-eceIpts last twenty were-4SOO mead
total tor week thus TAR. 43400 head Tor same time
Of which 10 for sale demand fair and
market Common to Far - O00S4 90: Good 10
Choice rs 20: Lambs in good demand at full prices
ood Choice 81 I0GS6 Exira So 20 all offerings taken.
last twenty hours7lSO head. total
for 4p375 head time 81 2At
through b6 cars OF which Is to New
prices advanced 6Dl0c. Lght Pigs So 10
seeotea workers. SIS 5000 s6 selected Medium Weights
SO Mixed Heavy Ends IS 900 65 MARKET
nrm all offerings taken
CHIcAG o. Dropers Journal reports-Cotls
Receips-l 600 mead. Shipments-... heaa Market was
steady Shipping steers 80 1900 10. S. 6Oe5 90.
Feeders So 60dSJ 80 Cows Bulls and Mixed
81 on o - bulk at So yOdS320
e,cited 10 higher kougb and Mixed 50 2O0S5 80:
PAGING and Shopping s. soos6 ooi Light So O0Sse 80
snssp-keceipta 1000 head shipments 1000 head.
market sIraiy Natives IS O0ds5 los Western IS 80 o
81 40. Texans So OO0s. Lambs - 606so 10
ments 700 head strong Choice Heavy Native Steers
a iO9ji Par Good shipping steers - oO1f 81;
Buchers' steers Fair Choice IS bO6s+ 20 Feeders
fair good 80 81 10 stoosers fair 10 good ~ ~ u.s.
Texans common choice. 81 9Oe - so
Roos-hecopts- loo head sniDmenrs LOO head
higher Choice Heavy and Butchers
sscouons So oO6s5 30 PACKING. iair 20 good 50 90
common good 81 yOds5 10. a -,
ShseD-Receipts 90 helis shipments loo head; the
marKe Common 70 Far ~ GOSs3 So Medium
% Fancy IS 50 50 90
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NORTHERN RA'LROADOF NEW JERSEY.
NTratns leave from Chambers-st Station EngewooL
IeSany cos'er sparkhl and Mvars $50 ITO 800 $50
1880 m, 1900 midn'eht SUNDAYS 7:1o $50 M 400 and
@ o S so SanIs sD. n yaey Mc%seS and Tsnman
Soon m
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Daneiily Araoemifs.
Ocean 6tramers.

CUNARD LINE.
NEWyORK TO LIVERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40 North River
FAST EMPRESS NAIL SERVICE
AURANIA Saturday, March IL IN
A..
SATURDAY Marchz wv a ~
skRviCE FROM BOs TON TO LIVERPOOL SAILING
Catalonia Marchio Arm H. May ~ jp ns =
Pavonia aroh IL, April2l, MAY 20, June .,
Bothuta. .......April 2. May IL. June ~. july
scyihia April 2s June 3 July aug s1 "A
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and slo0 DterinenihH 700.
seerage tickets TO and from all parts Of Europe At ysy os
rates freight and apply 10 the compays ohcea
90 State ST., Boston, ora Bowling Green, NewYork.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
COMPANlA TRASATLANTlCAE SPANOLA
" Formerly A. LOPEZ & co.
North American Branch)
this welknown Spanish steamship line now
under with the Mexican Government Will leave
for Havana direct tho 4 iAth and 24th OF
every month. .... a.. ,7.-.. -,u ..u
the nrscIass steamship PANAMA Capt Ue1rtet VIII san
y. at p. March T. 10 the follow ing
norris; Havana Progreso. Vera Cruz, NJ Jigo De Gun.
tatha ena ~. Co Savanlla, Porto Csbelo, Ia
Guay ia Ctdiz aud B,rcooua
For freight. passage and other information, apply 70
]. NJ CEBALLOS & CO.
Genera Agents,
10 Wall st
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1nstrnrtion.
For Young Ladies-City

A FTER MAY l the Rev. DIR. and Mrs
N Charles H. Gardners School Tor Girls. No 603 Fifth
ave will he permanently located In the remodcled and
modious house, No. COZ Fifth.ave.
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NEW-HORk ZEN l NAL AMI uODoON
N RIVER acknowledgements January 3 1857
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot: 4.
~ m Rochester Express through drawing room cars 70
Albany Troy ST. Adams, Rouse's PIT and syracuse -.
,y.So A. m The Limited" with dining cars stopping ~
Erie Ciev Toledo arriving at Chicago 300 M
iosos m Chicago Express drawingrOom cars to Canaan
tfi;so H. Western New.YOrk and Northern Express
with drawing room cars ,,., ,,.. ,,,,,, arawiny.
'ool In .S M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
.6n M Chicago and ST. Louis Express with sleeping caIs
Cor NIAGARA Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit Cn
Az 90 and At Louis Dininrcar New York TO Albany
NJ Montreal Express with sleeping cars 70 Mohtisa
Runs to Utica stopping at principal sauons u pc.,.
n M Special sleeper arrives Rochester q AZ n' ounho
Re oI6 o. m Pacific Express with see 10,
ter Bunalo Niagara Falls cley Gland Iolenc Deot Ana
Chicago Sleeping TO WATERFOWL wa liza uaIw OK
cept saturday Auburn Geneva and cananoag"a OK
cePt ma Night Express with sleepngc TO Albany
and Tor Tho North except Saturday nightl - 49,
M" TcSa,s on sale at Grand Central Depot NO. battery
place Ala broadway Harlem Depot l25thst and 4tAvs
nd =; Oces Park Place lnear broaa'
navy 7SS and Q42 broadway and b2 West 2bthsL New,
York, Sss washington and $50 Fulton STA brooklyn ana u"
lthst, williamsburg. -. .,..,,.~ .-. On he
urocured OF tho ticket omces IN NeW'i"ASAS' ~
b33 Washington-st, Brooklyn.
Rargaee called and check ed from readence.
These trains daily. All others daily except su'~|
These trans stop ut Harlem tizoth,st enc MnswkrT
I'M TOUCEY. HEN "a ~ aa.s., 4 "a
General superintendent General fsssSns'' -
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Brooklyn.
GfT>HE CRITTENDEN
i PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN
FOR BOTH sexes
Of 81 Hi1ks-st, cor PiDeapple-st.
Mss II. NJ WHEELkR Principal for the past eight
lss been charge OF Of the primary departments In til
Packer Collegiate Institute Third term begins February
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400 q, sdoo S1 nrnn,rv 7is 1iSdinr - o.
For future the was free on firm mar
ket witt strong abroad frat prices showed
nm adv ance ponts and final figures represented an
advance he day 0f ia 10 points the Old ana OF LOO
nninis on tho crop. sales. 22l0O bales.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Il NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN and HA RTtOhD n N
Trains River station l32tst and Lin
con.eve Third Avenne Bridge arross Harlem River
reached nv second Avenue and snh1rban Elevate ra'
roads, daily except Sundays at 6t5 750 $40 10 lob %
2ilo. S55 $40 $40 $40 1890 for Port Norris CAS-
anova lOak poino Hunts Point. Vest EARNS van YES.
West Chester Tmnson's Raw Chester Pelham Bav Barlow
tCy island Pelham Manor and NawRochele connecting
New Rochelle WITH trains for all ponfs tho main line II
the NewYork. NewHaven AMI Hartford Rairoad shore
Line and Ar Line Divisions New Canaan Ntfdetown,
New Britain and sud branches and Boston and all points
Fast.
Midnight for New Rochelle and all intermediate ST.
lions AZ 12:lO a dlaiiv except Nond1vs
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and all nterms iate stt
tons AZ r. 1901 and $50 the latter train connect
Ing 81 New ROchelle with way tram 20 STANFORD
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For Both Sexes-CitY
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
"A. liable inform alton, free; mailed for postage
e. AVERY, ANN School Bureau. Vest l4th-s NY.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known az the NEW.

ERlE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
~ YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
local trains leave asdst station earlier
than from Chanbersst
4: mmDay except sunsays Day Express Ruxs. Draw
m~bav ga. from 2sdssI cS,caso and :. Louis LIN
Coaches. to Meadvie cleveland ctncinna chicago and
St louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches Bnralo. Niagara
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No charge tina
Coaches TO Bnehamton. Eimirs Roches,er Bufal" Ma
cara Falls CINCINNATI ann Chicago WV
t 400 s to- t%o 81" @ 9 ss aoa o III
$40 csS noon it3 s sis $50 7'45 "s 900 io5S
!S $SS $sS va 500 siS $40 $50 sia So ? Yls
"s% s s ss % ss rs s'3 so& ioss
and sSs ssS Is Sss go 500 7s'
300. 10000 and 200 mtngh daily except sunday
Sundays 9:l5 a M g 3 20 a, $50 500 n m;
sunaavs sts 800 1920 m. las Els. $50 500 1880
wsrw,ci. as, 600 Io;ao m 4.soa m SUNDAYS 5.46 NJ
S SsaissG sa S w 800 $50 SO, "A,
n s RSsScu, sac Rn as S' oS m $50
ssss.ss 5s csssse' so9asys o
M sSn s1S 3 $50 ss e
o. m. The a:O0A m. train stops st Man.st only
Port Jervis 445 ESQ 500 l020A m- 800 $50 to9 500
$40 m SUNDAYS. 800 1920 M. 500 $50 500 p n:
Sleeping he obtas ed and orders for the cheek
Ing and transfer Of baggage NAV he LEFT tho compsnyI
fees Nos +nl I'll ss1 Bros,wav ~ Wssa't r. Nos
trains the West at1:l1s
al lGoo ~ Snu iyvh ni pas.,r Aaa,, Naw,york
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Art Schools-City.

MRS. E. L. COFFIN will take small class in
l oil and water color painting For particulars apply
studio, l4x East lSth-st
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Musical Instruction.
GRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
" A-WEST 23D-sr.-t8
The leading school of Music, Eoouuon. Dramatic Art
foreign Languages and Painting FTeeadvantage
equal 70 ak IessOnsysr week iorpsrtculsrs address
l. GBERHAkD, President
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA viz SAVANNAH
~ Trt.weekly line from NEW PIER i5 " Il
tFoot 81 tbrtis.ti
CHATTANOOGA EE Tuesday, Marrn = ri D. IN
SIS CITY or AUGUSTA ... Thuraiay Marcn " AZ D. IN
sS CITY OF sAvANNAR.. Saturday March 2 a. > m
Connecting with Pior n All Western
wick. rhonasvle Fsrn,l iinA Iacf,onve anu
all points Florida Unsurpassed Accom- n''A'h' '''S
class Table d'Hota -.
I.r ireicht passage apnlD to,,o,,c,
J. H. HASIAgEN. HENRY iONbE
S.i ,r,.tsyav We New Ter u.
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A CIRCULARS of schools, both sexes, city
"A and country. with careful advice 10 parentA
L. III. COYRIkRE. III East l7thst Next sypher'a
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-At Mil
~ ford Conn Parents who unfortunate manage
Of their Will do well
offered BY this school Address FRAN X M. HOWE supt
IL IGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
IL Worcester, Mass 8lst year begins Sept 90 lsSg
Z. b. METCALF. A. N. superiD tond emit
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER Twenty.fth year.
A MILITARY COLLEGE Civil Engineering Chcmistrv
CLASSICS English COL THO. HYATT. President
ROGKLAND COLLEGE-.NYACK- on THE
~ IUDsON.-PreIaratory and business for fentlemen
graduating course for .ss twelve teachers Enter
'DN~ 70. Il. BANIsTER. A. NJ, Principal
SHORTLlDGES Media Academy.-$125
~ quarterly for boys students aimef AMI classified AZ
any Tina Best instruction best care taba Single or
heated by college PREPARATORY Eng
lish, bualness and engineering oourses swITfIN q
eHOKTLlDGE, A. b. A. NJ. (HarvsId) Media, Penn,
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, N. J.
PREPARES FOR COLLEGE OK BUSINESS.
Rev. A. Q. CHAMBERS, A. NJ, Principal.
VONKERS ON. THE HUDSON.-A family
school for desirable boys little boys those going
homo for the rst time especially solicited cheap but
genuine and thorough backward boya end conditioned
dsnts coached summer and winter fhEO. r. LEfdHTON
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSOi

NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck-slip
IN psr 25 r. RI ut pm and IL pm. (Sundays excepted
samsrs arrive In time for early trains north and east
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DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH

~ LINE The Popular 1nside hOuta bU5, ~, ~
steamers City Of Worcester and cry o. New,sSrs
next pier DesbrOsses Ferry daily e,sep! sun.sy y
60O p " ~"s-.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provl-

III dence Newport and all New. England PomtA All rail
from Grand Central Depot Express trains daily (Sundsys
e1cepted) at p paror cars attao,edl aud II 10
w palace Sunday 10 with
ace parlOr cars) IL m. with palace sleeping carsl
For take 400 Boston Express Win paIiot
cars connects poit arm, ing ALTON
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.JAPAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
steamers san francisco a. oIl'v,
satnrav Apris'
eAS i hnTsiay Ap, y 70
euperbly Acknowledgements Acconino iatioa.
San fABLO-Cauin capacity hmitsL
Reservations mpo b. letter telogrips - 11t
cabin plans at 257 BroIiwy NewfOrk. or ilooaiL
railroad buildnS san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD President
TIL. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
NrwrG 44sT s2 2$F&iss tHS Bremen
ALLER Wed Mar m rTpE % Sas March Mr, "a la2 pm
EMS Wed. Mar y, n LbA. sat: Man u. $50
oELRiCns 4 C0.. No 2 Bowling Green.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
rnAL l An so TjI AMERICA ASD MfxIcd zen
fcs Sam esF loot si Of f.nsus
oo GREAT ,7'i kEp I5c S IL hATE as'
SAN rn%i0scIsco
Cabin. SO slseI.ss' $50
ITO" %" Tor China and Japan 'A'0n'''a'
SaY Gn and @ m ny
panys Office on tho pier foet Can a,', n X ,.
DED STAR LINE.
~ Sailing from New'YOrk and Antwerp ever, SATURDAY.
1
Fan and winter rate. fir. cabin $50 and SIS EIcu m
sjon sllO and 1920 Second cabin -. Excursion sJ1
heeTago At lowest rates "
| PETER WRIGHT q SONS. Genr Agts 90 broadway.
THE u. 8. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co
| i American passenger line for st. rhomu Barbado.
Para. Maranhsm. Ceara and Pernambuco.
hteamsmp March noon.
For 81 TbomaA Barbados. Para Maranham Pcrnsmbuco
Baha and Rio de Janeiro connecting for Santos
| steamskip ADVANCE. Wednesday March 10 ata n m
From Newport News, Va, third day al n m y "
| PAUL II. GERHARD CO., Gen Agents ~ Broai.si N Y
WHITE STAR LINE
| w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
| UNITED STATES MAIL bTEAMERA
GERMANIC Capt NsAisiL Taursday Mafoa lu $40 n m
ADRIArlC, UapL Psrssli "Wednesday: March ID ia "a
BRITANNIC Capt Perry " ein eBday Mar "a n m
| CELTIC. Can't ILyIn wsd9rsaa! tarch ~ 4 Ia
RATEs-saoon $50 500 ssOand sl00 Return tist IN
| favorable terna STORAGE from /, The old
| Country $40 intermediate tAdratic ami Coltic
onvl $40 excursion SEQ For inspection plans or otbc
Information apply 1t tho conpanys oce No broadway
RI. CoRTIs Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

RAY LINE Got to otD pc POINT sSTrH COMFORT.
via Penn X. r. 4:30 Paror cars 10 baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving at Old Point AZ sl3
Norfolk o a. ~ ii. v. TOMPKINS
Gen'l Pass. Agent. $40 Broadway n. Y.
BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LfNE.-steamers PROVIDENCE
and OLD COLONY Leave Pier % n. r., foot OF Murray
ST. 500 .. daily; sundays excepted Connection oy
Annex Brooklyn 4:30 and Jersey city at
An each Best accommodations Low
est Rates.
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JNMAN LINE. Y. s. and ROYAL Nail Steamers
] FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPooL
CrTy or on tC Tusofay. March y. 10 n m
CITY OF Tme.dav March % 10 90 90 a III
CITY OF Gil ST. Tuesday. March - w u M
CRY OF FFRf IN .......-. Law March 90 1oA m
From InmAn Pier foot Of Grand-st- ltrseI city. -
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and upward INTERMEDIATE
$50 bTEERAGE $50 . . .o.., &c.,, 80.
No broadway. ". \.
COMPAGNTE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
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Companvs Pier No. ~ North River foot Of dor1,se
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-03-26
\ Blind Critic OF Pictures.
From the Detroit Tribune.


Detroit boasts OF blind art con-
noisseuf named Coyl, who Is also q
good patron of art. Whenever and
wherever there are good paintings to
be seen he can always be found.
Meeting MIN ct one OF the galleries a
few days ago, q Tribune reporter
found him seated in front O. q small
Hart, which had just been received
and at which he was lookingintently
seeming to enjoy it with the rest OF
the company.
Here's a new Hart, said he as the
reporter advanced to shake hands.
Good, isn't IL? He paints stronger
than he did. Don't you think so?
The reporter wonderingly assented.
"The distance here is good, be con-
tinued, land the water particularly
so. The picture is small but treated
with feeling. Hart's pictures are all
alike-two COWS, a red one or a white
or two of color, bit OF water, and
foliage"
''Yes," said lady OF the party.
owe call his white cows, Sunday
cows and the red ones every day
cows"
"Wel," said Mr.. Coyl with consider
able pleasantly, "these are not his
Sunday cows, evidently"
Neither were they, for they were
bright red. But how in the world
could blind man tell brindle COW
from a white one in a picture? Is there
q sixth sense?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-03-26
Dan GER OF CHOLER4,

Goods Brought to New York Direct from
the Injected Districts of South America.
NEW YORK, March 10 The Tribune
says: In spite of the fact that chol-
era has been raging in the Argentine
Republic since last November, mer-
candlse from the River Platte and
Chill has been steadily brought into
this port and distributed over the
country in a thousand different di-
rections, with no attempt at precau-
ton on the part of the quarantine
officials. Now that the winter is over
and such safeguard as frost gives can
be depended upon for only a short
time longer, shipping brokers, GUS
toms officials, 'longshoremen, and
Others who are brought into direct
personal contact with this merchan-
disc from the cholera-infected coun-
tries, are alarmed over the inaction
OF the health officials. Even some OF
the Importers who own the merchan-
disc, but who do not run the risk OF
handling it, are feeling lively interest
in the question whether there is to be
quarantine established here this
summer against the products OF the
River Platte. 1t is said that some OF
the brokers whose business it is TO see,
handle and inspect the stuff for the
importers have refused to perform
this 6utv